Lionel Messi made a game-changing entrance in the 60th minute as a substitute, and in the 89th minute, he scored a spectacular goal, securing Inter Miami’s impressive 2-0 victory over the New York Red Bulls. The excited crowd watched Messi’s brilliance on a Saturday night.

After his free kick was blocked by New York’s defenders, Messi showed incredible skill by getting past five of them and passing to Benjamin Cremaschi. Messi then positioned himself in front of the goal and calmly scored, as the New York goalkeeper Carlos Coronel was out of position.

Messi’s goal was his 11th since he joined Miami on July 15. This victory ended Miami’s winless streak since May 13.

Fans were eagerly waiting for Messi, and they started chanting for him even before he entered the field. The excitement reached its peak in the 35th minute when Diego Gomez, who joined Miami just days after Messi, scored his first MLS goal.

In the 37th minute, Miami took the lead. Noah Allen passed the ball to Diego Gomez, who confidently shot the ball into the net from the center of the box, past the New York goalkeeper Carlos Coronel.

Messi replaced Leonardo Campana in the 60th minute, bringing new energy to the game. Miami’s goalkeeper, Drake Callender, made four important saves, securing his fourth clean sheet this season.

On the other side, Carlos Coronel, the Red Bulls’ goalkeeper, made only one save. The Red Bulls suffered their third loss in four games. They couldn’t replicate their previous late-game heroics this time.